Yeah, exactly. Plenty of people like it for what it is. I love it. But I think romanticizing it is wrong. Many people know what is wrong in this story and don't condone it in real life and understand it is fiction. I don't think anyone is saying that it is wrong to make a comic about this topic though. What they're saying is that it is wrong to treat this like any old bl comic. This is a very serious and mature psychological comic and people want others to take it seriously. I mean, imagine if you saw some of the comments here on the comment section of videos documenting the kidnapping of people like Amanda Berry. Nobody would be insensitive enough to say things like "but he loved her!" because if you take away Sangwoo's pretty face, you see what this comic is truly about and how his childhood warped him and that he needs help. Fans want other fans to stop treating this like a regular bl comic and take it seriously.
Alright, I can agree with that, you make a good point:)
You guys realize it's fiction right? Of course in real life it's not okay, of-fucking-course. Also, if you don't like it, don't read it, simple. I don't know if you've noticed but a lot of yaois are unrealistic... because they're fiction. I'm sorry, but not everyone and their brother is gay, it might be common, but it's not that common, again fiction. It's different I know but my only point is that there's a difference between thinking it's actually okay to murder, rape, and abuse people, and enjoying a fiction yaoi about it. A big difference. Monumental.